Two men wanted for assault in Wailoku surrender themselves
The two men wanted for questioning in relation to a case of serious assault and damaging property in Wailoku over the weekend, hav
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Police document submission delays lead to withdrawal of charges in Constable Racagi's death
Charges against two men accused in relation to the death of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi were withdrawn after delays by police
FRCS not fully utilising port scanning machines due to health concerns
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has confirmed that the scanning machines for goods coming at the ports are not being fully ut
Why no assistance announced for taxi, minibus operators and other transport sectors - Maharaj
Opposition MP, Alvick Maharaj has questioned why the government has not announced assistance for taxi operators, minibus operators
Man to appear in court over alleged temple theft in Navua
An 18-year-old man will appear in the Navua Magistrates Court today charged in relation to an alleged sacrilege case.Police say th
FCEF calls for Fiji-India labour agreement to address worker shortages
Fiji should establish bilateral labour agreements with countries such as India and Bangladesh to ensure safe and efficient recruit
Campaign period for 2026 General Election begins today
The campaign period for the 2026 General Elections is now open.The Electoral Commission says the campaign period will end 48 hours
FICAC remains silent after calling in Radrodro for interview, PM yet to comment
FICAC remains silent from yesterday after we approached them for comments regarding Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro being c
Australia’s biggest cocaine bust exposes alleged police rift
Australians are paying some of the world’s highest prices for cocaine, making the country a lucrative target for violent internati
Heavy Rain Alert remains in force for Fiji
A Heavy Rain Alert remains in force for Fiji as a slow-moving trough of low pressure continues to affect the country.The Nadi Weat
Schools to remain open today
Schools will continue to operate as normal at this stage, however, the Ministry of Education is urging parents and guardians to re
Youth advocate says traditional reconciliation should not bypass rule of law
Traditional reconciliation can replace the rule of law, nor should it be used to bypass accountability, but it means a great deal.